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@@Pandafxacad Biggest chunk of that was school loans ($60k) ($20k was subsidizing my lifestyle example: living in an apartment I couldn't really afford)
@@NadidLinchestein Definitely. You might also be interested in checking out our other channel/podcast called Multifamily Investing Made Simple. We've got over 250+ episodes and talk pretty openly and transparently about our business operations on the real estate side.
I was penniless after she ran off dumped me all the bills. 4 years later I’m debt free rebuilt by Gods grace. She’sliving with her parents with 3 kids. I own my home and car and savings debt free.
Glad to know youre doing better. I’m in the middle of rebooting my life all over altogether. I’m thinking of starting business that I think can be future proof. Do you hv any tips on how you managed to survive all the rough courses?
@@boboiboy9350 I too went through rough times and what helped me was being grateful for what I have - a working body, eyes and legs, food etc. Also staying away from watching porn and semen retention also helped a lot. So it's gratitude, semen retention, not watching porn, focusing on the positives, meditation and constantly learning and applying those new ideas and lessons. Being more curious and observant also greatly contributed to my well being. Wish you the best and a happy future!
What I learn: 1. Treat personal development as your most important job. 2. Mindset: have a clear vision/target. 3 Health: Exercise, good nutrition and enough sleep(Healthy man wants a thousand things, the sick mant wants but one, Seneca). 4. Wealth: Learn the rules on money games. 5. Skills: Learn to be dicipline, learn to communicate effectively, and great coaching (focus on the process). 6. Parked ego at the door and cut expenses ruthlessly. 7. Build business. Build cash generating business.(He start as a windows cleaner and soon hire a guy to do the job). 8. Invest everything as you possible: Start small and reinvest the money. Thanks for sharing.🙋♂
"Park the ego at the door." I can definitely relate to this. Some friends judge me because my lifestyle is not extravaganza. But I have goals to achieve and accomplish. 😊
Great video. I’m currently living in a van and trying to figure out life. I’m $100k in debt. I was in a toxic relationship and was trying to support her and her kids by providing shelter but that put me in so much debt and now I owe the IRS which they are currently garnishing my wages. I’ve hit rock bottom and trying to climb my way up
If You have Jesus then you have Life. I live in my car and had a ex who took my kids and left but in this darkness I HAVE JESUS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️and that's all you need
Good video. I'm a home inspector and remodeling contractor. I have literally just gotten out of the hole from the 2008 housing crash and a simultaneous divorce. I'm starting a small engine repair business and will simultaneously make videos of the process to post on social media. I'm currently buying clapped out ATV'S, motorcycles, outboards to repair and sell to hone my skills. Hopefully this will springboard me into real estate since I pretty much know it inside out. I'm 58 next week. I have no health insurance and no retirement but I'm at the gym 4 to 5 days a week and I cannot reiterate how important that is. Thanks for posting.
I really enjoyed your honesty in this video. You didn’t try to sell some bullshit formula. You simply told us what worked for you and I think personal stories are more important than formulas with so much lateral factors we don’t see. Thanks for being you!
Honestly, pretty straightforward, completely honest, no magical formulas just simply put your head down, analyze, evaluate, do the work and get the results
That’s not what he meant. He reached millionaire status in 3 years, meaning $1M. The rest of it came in the many years thereafter. It was not all obtained in 3 years.
I just turned 40 years old. Married with one child. Currently on short term disability due to illness. My background is in Cyber. I’m starting my journey to wellness and wealth. I’ve kinda hit rock bottom but this video has inspired me to know I can do it. I wish everyone well wishes…
My fiancé also left me after staying with her family in another state. Living in my car at the time to save for a place of our own, I felt dumb to think that I thought we were on the same page. Since then, I have been trying to bounce back, which I have, but I am still not happy. In the end, I don't think trying to obtain happiness is the main goal we should strive for. Peace and internal peace is the only thing that matters.
Daniel, really sorry to hear you're going through all that. It sounds like your head is pointed in the right direction. Just keep it that way and keep moving forward. I agree Happiness is the wrong goal to strive for in life.
@@crowbar9566 Yes there is. Our egos are what blocks the peace. We are all at peace inherently, but identifying with thought processes ruins that. Hence why meditation or psychedelic therapy can help with that
Incredible timing. I was finally getting sick and tired of being sick and tired. The last decade of my life has been a living hell after badly injuring my back. I was getting too caught up in the insurance and other battles. I was getting deeper and deeper into debt. The negativity around me was getting out of hand, even from family. I reached a breaking point with the sheer amount of stress and ended up in the hospital with 2 back to back strokes in 2021. Essentially I was forced to change my thinking. Spring of 2022 I bumped into an old colleague of mine. After describing my physical challenges/limitations from the injury, she mentioned about my mind. I began fine tuning my writing strengths/skills. At the beginning of September 2022 I set a goal for my self of making $400,000.00 in 4 years to pay all debts off. One thing I have done through out 2022 is that I have told no one what I am doing. I don't need to hear more of the negative crap. I have to stay focused on the goal. So your video is incredibly good timing.
@@gb3776 Lots of truth in the idea that most of the people in your life don't want to see you succeed. Be careful about who you let into your inner circle.
@Truth 66 You might find Joe Dispenza and particularly his book "You are the Placebo" interesting. He developed his work following a serious back injury.
I just lost my husband few months ago and left behind me and two little daughters. Thanks for the video...I will count from now to the next 3 years. Hopefully I will be sucessfull like you to make my husband be proud of me....
That last part is the real key that nobody ever mentions. Invest everything you can, but also definitely make smart investments. Investing everything only works if the investments themselves are good.
I stumbled upon this video today Currebtly 24k in debt, -$300 in my Bank Account, motorcycle is currently broken, 3 months behind on rent, and endless, limitless, amount of job rejections from anywhere ranging from McDonalds to UPS. The only thing i have going for me right now is my saxophone and RU-vid channel. So this video really lit a fire in tangible evidence that it isn't over, yet
@@jhpondatrack Father died in November thus had to move back home. Ironically, perhaps the best thing to happen to me as it forced me to put a giant Pause. on life and really start introspection and rebuilding.
I am inspired by you Sir. Yup. I am stuck more than $10k in debt, no money in my bank. I have business too but it looks like it is falling apart. I cannot control the market. Had many liabilities.. Your story inspired me to keep going and planning and possibly parking my ego and reset my lifestyle. Thank you! All the best. God bless!
This video took me back to 9 years ago. Divorced with 3 kids, no money, no skills. Wasted no time. Learnt sales, brought my kids up and then went into entrepreneurship.
In a time where the world seems to be spiralling out of control, this is what we need more of. Brave stuff man, to admit what you have....this is such a great video!!
@@AnthonyVicino Giving a real sense of clarity by using real and relatable examples from your own life. Didn't feel talked or preached at, at all....more so inspired to take stock and continue to self reflect and grow. Can I share this video?
Fellow NE Minneapolis resident here. Love your videos, this one specifically. 34 years old, mid life/identity crisis, completely lost and no direction. I have a decent job and no debt so that helps a lot, but have completely lost the zest and ambition for life and to really become the man I’m meant to be. I’m hoping I’ll run into you at Spy house or Boom island park one of these days!! Congratulations on your success and keep up the good work!!
I'm actually following that path (almost the same as yours ) . I've just created my first business, and I really want to grow, for my wealth, for my own future. Your video is awesome, I watched a lot of video, and yours is one of the most valuable. Every sentence you say in the video is perfect (and in only 13 minutes). Good job man, I hope that your youtube channel will go over the moon
Thank you for sharing your story It is important for me to know that you were not simply in debt to $80K but actually had a lot of infrastructure in place already... ... that instead you had to take stock of your life and build the infrastructure is very important to me It brings integrity and practicality to your story Thank you 🙏🏻
In the first part of the video he's telling you how he has developed his abundance mindset. Breakups did it for me as now I'm fortunate enough to be making around six figures in my twenties. Great video!
I found this very motivating. I loved your point about parking your ego at the door. I moved in with my dad almost a year ago to save money and get out of debt. I am now hiring my first employee for my graphic design business. Still got a ways to go but I see my freedom curve starting to bend up!!!
My goal is to eliminate money as a need, a thought, a dependency or anything at all of significance. I never want to ever think about it, handle it, chase it, owe it, need it, want it, or even think about it at all ever again.
Totally agree with you, that’s what I been thinking so far too, and I know exactly my weakness, saw you video helped me to keep myself on the right direction, by the way I am 1m in debt single mom and learning English helped myself found a job which I consider as a starting point, hope whoever experiencing the same situation don’t give up!
I would add - the bit about living with your mother - I'd imagine this was the most dangerous part where focus on progress was the most important. Simply because comfort in itself is dangerous to keep you stuck. I'd imagine your sense of drive was the most valuable at this stage of the story
That's a really important observation, Nick. Most people get their first taste of success and let off the gas. Remember, there are no awards for winning the first inning.
@@AnthonyVicino so I just discovered your channel and it's ringing my bells. I wonder if you have content or plan to do content on effective saving strategies, entering the world of stock investment and which one are great dividends stocks... And I wonder what your opinion is on pensions having made enough money to live life "to the end"? Should we save like crazy for retirement? Or is the use of our money better spent in the here and now in the pursuit of not needing a pension? 🤷 But if a tangent and no doubt you're busy! But your thoughts on the above would be super interesting 👀
Absolutely!! Some cultures look at living with parents far differently than the average American, which I think is a shame. Living with family was powerful for me for so many reasons.
@@AnthonyVicino My moms parents lived with us. And my dads parents lived with his sister. We babysat for grandkids. Our youngest son still lives with us (23) and now I watch my grandbabies. We are all American. It may be a generational thing too because several of my friends growing up had mixtures of family living in same house. It works. Its called RESPECT. Cheers!
The best explanation of true actual self tranformation I've ever come across. Firstly I applaud that you did it... alone. Secondly I applaud that you made the plan decisions... alone, Lastly your story of taking personal responsibilty for making today a purposeful step for tomorrow at the exlusion of todays comforts is the takeaway that works for me. You traded a few years of comfort for a lifetime of comfort, best trade you'll ever make!
Anthony, thank you 🙏🏼 You are a true champion and life coach. Everything you said does matter and I have now subscribed to your channel. Im giving myself 3 years
What a coincidence! we just started a window cleaning business and at the same time we live in a van rent free 😁 business is booming considering its our second year still. The only difference is we are not in debt and we love the nomadic lifestyle, loving the vanlife and we love going to campsites, hotels, airbnb… we feel free with our new lifestyle, glad we quit our full time work and let go our ego… ego is a big thing if we manage to let it go then we are free to be whoever we want to be. We are thinking of investing somewhere small in the Philippines as New Zealand is still too pricy for us to start… good luck to everyone! it certainly is fun adventure just enjoy the ride and everything will be alright… the universe/ God will eventually give in if you are persistent and just believe in yourself 😁❤️
@@clairephilip3259 Sure do. We've got another channel and podcast called Multifamily Investing Made Simple with 300+ episodes: www.youtube.com/@MultifamilyInvestingMadeSimple
@@AnthonyVicino thx for the video. But what if i know i wanna be wealthy but i dont know with what thats the issue..and i only get older with doing nothing…
I just unexpectedly stumbled upon this video in my feed today, and I must say thank you. I loved your insight and feel pretty related to the situation you once were in, I've faced hardships but for some reason I've been stuck in life and this is the first time in a long time I feel like there's more to my life than what I had been living almost inertially. I'll be looking forward to the skillset video! 😄
Dude you are the only of these finacial gurus here on youtube that I can relate to. Ill keep eye on your stuff and try to figure something out. Ty for making it and sharing a bits.
Thank you Anthony, this video really addressed a lot of things I've been feeling & thinking and worrying about. You've given me something proactive to start working on and towards!
I’m in my car right now, about to be working two jobs. I’m saving for dental work at the moment. I was training grappling and loved it, but I can’t go anymore because I need to work. It depresses me because I wanted to go to a tournament but I couldn’t go. I can’t train anymore. I’m just lifting weights now, and showering at the gym. I hope to get a better job and start investing in real estate. This makes me feel so much better!
My partner had an affair and left me less then a year ago, Ive pulled myself up slowly and still have a long way to go. This was great video. I would love to know about your journey on how you improved your communication skills. I consider myself a person with many talent and skill sets, I’m hard working but I communication is something I can improve on.
Your A warrior once you become a better version of yourself even physically you won’t be the same you can always hang up your stamina to be a great love it to someone else, yet for your own self improvement work on your physical problems while you’re establishing yourself brother And once you become a better version of yourself financially spiritually mentally make sure you take care of your mental health brother please do I’m happy for you
Don, I feel for ya, man. Getting hurt like that can definitely do some damage to the psyche. Just keep your head up and moving forward. On the communication front, I suggest you subscribe to Rene Rodriguez. He wrote a bestselling book called Amplify Your Influence, and puts on 3 day workshops called Amplifii, designed to help you learn how to "speak from the heart to impact and influence." Truly one of the best investments I ever made was going to Rene's workshop.
Mentoring people with your Inspirational videos is what most of us needs in this chaotic world. I love it!, ❤️ May God Bless you... I am a single mother of a freshman college student and I really wanted to become my own boss and run a business to help out my daughter, but do not know where to start. Please help...
You made a very important point: aquiring wealth is a game, if you know how to play it. Many people on many platforms refer to life itself as a game and that never sat well with me. So what you need to do, and you show it throughout the video, is set it apart in its own place. While money is part of our lives, because it’s the world we live in -for now at least- it is so important to be aware that money is not life itself. I so loved the content in this video, it’s so empowering and realistic.
Money is a game, and it's fun to play, but you'r so right... it's not the only game or even the most important game. But it is a game that, if you can win, makes it easier to play every other game.
I really enjoy listening to Anthony. listening to his stories, I really relate. My situation is somewhat different, but that feeling of feeling lost and believing I am capable of doing great things, I totally get. Im beginning my journey at 32 to want to be the best version I can be, for my children and to live financially free. Im in the gym, deep in books, and am actively leaving the ego at the door, which I feel far better for. I feel real honesty in his words, and can really sense the struggles he's faced, so these videos give me real hope. Thank you.
Your video RU-vid suggested after searching for hope that I can get out of more than $40,000 in debt at almost 50 years old with no family. Thanks for sharing!
So much content and ZERO click bait. You have more solid information in this 1 video than most "experts" have in their paid programs. Great stuff. I'm officially a fan!
Release the coaching video! I really want to find myself a mentor or a coach of some sort but with the low budget that I have at the moment, I want to make sure I choose the right person. Love your videos and keep it up!
Working on it! I took down the old one cause I wanted to make it way better. In the meantime, here's an Insta reel on the topic: instagram.com/p/CiNz1pRgn9r/
Wow had to watch this video twice and take notes the second time. So inspiring! Solid and grounded advice. So pumped to put this into action! Fantastic video thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience 😄
So how do you go from a window washing business to having $200k to invest in real estate while having $80k in debt? Some good points in the video thanks for making
Concepts and frameworks tend to be more universal than details, but here's a bit more in the weeds for ya (also, for reference, our other channel and podcast (Multifamily Investing Made Simple) goes waaay more into detail on the nuts and bolts of the real estate side. Also, I blog way more about details on Twitter and LinkedIn for those interested. Here is an excerpt from a recent post: To get out of that van, I washed windows. Bought $100 of supplies and charged $5 / window. I knocked on a dozen doors before somebody answered. Another dozen before I got my first customer. That first customer put me in the black, which was great, but I was simply trading my time for money. So I made my first two hires. I kept knocking on doors and the other two washed the windows. Within a month we were booked solid for the next quarter. So I kept hiring... And by the end of the first year we had cleaned over $1,000,000 worth of windows. A task that would've been physically impossible for me alone was easy work for a team of ~15. Because some people find it hard to believe that a window washing company can clear $1M, here's more math: We were based in San Francisco where we could charged anywhere between $15-20/window depending how difficult it was to reach the window. Another $5/screen. Power washing was quoted per job, but generally a couple hundred for an hour of work. $1,000,000 of revenue at an avg $17/window = 58,823 windows The average house in San Francisco is 3 stories with between 20-30 windows. 58,823 / 25 windows/house = 2,352 homes / year That's 196 houses/ month. That means for our crew of 15, each person had to average around 15.5 houses / month (or 4 houses/week/person). We ran daily squads of 3 that would wash anywhere between 3-8 houses/day. **These numbers are watered down. We actually did well over $1M in Y2. I exited this business in year 2, wrote some science fiction and fantasy novels (just search me on Amazon), then got involved in my buddy's manufacturing company producing rock climbing equipment (Escape Climbing). We scaled that from $300k in revenue to $3M in 3 years. I exited that in 2019 to found Invictus Capital and Invictus Management. We now own ~$70M worth of apartment buildings in the Twin Cities. But it all started with a triplex I bought many moons ago for $246,500. I used an FHA loan (for first time homebuyers) that only required me to bring $7,500 to the closing table. 9 months later that property appraised for $375,000. I took out a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) to tap into that $125,000 of equity and... Bought another building. And another... (to datew we've built a ~$70M portfolio)
@@AnthonyVicino thank you very much for the detailed reply. I'll check out some of your other videos. Can you do a video on writing discipline, writing tips, etc?
@@theonejmv Absolutely. I don't usually post those types of video to this channel, though. Best bet is to sign up for my newsletter (anthonyvicino.com/newsletter) where I share that stuff for free in private). The main reason for that is those videos don't typically perform very well on YT.
@@AnthonyVicino You have a great story. I wish I was bold enough to start something. No clue how to start, what to do, or who to talk to. I’m also convincing myself there isn’t opportunity in Oklahoma. How much / what type of research did you do for your window business?
Great story, but I'm always skeptical of "successful" people who want to sell a course, or coach. Like, you're alreay super rich. Why not just stick to what you're good at?
Thank you for this, great video. I think I understand what’s needed but it’s so nice to see a positive story like this as it makes the journey feel attainable and gives (at least me) strength! 👍🏾👏🏾
"Money didn’t solve all my problems, but it did solve all my money problems." I hear this! 🤣🤣 Quite honestly, if I could solve my money problems, everything else would be smooth sailing. Ha! Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers!
I hardly have any income at all. I study at uni. Programming and biology. I want to take a phd in Biology, and programming is just handy in general. Been investing for about 2 years. I have some regrets. I could have been a millionaire already if I was smarter in my 20s. Now I am 30. I can still do it, it just requires twice the effort.
You got this man. You're still so new in the game, still. There's PLENTY of time ahead of you. Use it wisely and you'll get to where you're trying to go.
Excellent content. I'm in the process of starting over, and have applied most of these principles.....but I love what you said about mentorship.....I started that too. New subscriber.
define what success is to you ..you can't assume it's just money.. I've had money, I know people who have a lot of money and many of them are miserable. Peace of mind and good health is more important. Money is great.. not having it is awful. Security is important.
I have no clue if this was god, fate or the universe at work here but i'll gladly take it, i came across your video at just the right moment in my life. It was very informative and precise and i thank you good sir. Currently i,m at the lowest point in my life where i am a single parent working for peanuts and due to debt i am currently living at my parent's house feeling stuck and looking for a way forward. So once again i would like to say THANK YOU for this video and hoping to see more content from you as a new subscriber
@@AnthonyVicino You have an incredible story and it sounds so simple in your video but I can only imagine the struggles of actually living it. First video of yours that I've watched but I'm curious, how much of your $70m RE portfolio is payed down? Is it solely yours or a syndication? What was your lending source, creative or traditional bank lender?
"I knew I was capable of more and if I kept on the same bath I'd have become a sad bitter old man" These are the exact same words I say to my 20years old sef everyday😔
Love this video! Very inspirational and educationaI. I have just one friendly note as an experienced videographer! Try to frame yourself higher and consider the rule of third with some "lead room" when framing yourself. It'll make a huge difference for your future video vlogs! BTW, your audio is excellent so that's a huge plus when shooting videos. You'd be surprised how many people failed recording good audio for their content.
Really appreciate the feedback, Daniel. When thinking about the rule of 3rds, are you suggesting pushing the head off to one third of the frame and having more open visual space on the other side (rather than dead center).
@@AnthonyVicino Yes, exactly, it’ll give you more options in post-production to show lower thirds and texts/titles. Also give you that cinematic composition. Definitely avoid framing yourself dead center, as it’s something most mistakenly amateurs do.
just watched your video for the first time, and loved it . I don't know why but when you said you started a wi dow cleaning business that Motivated me a lot . keep going bro
This the best advice for a person who wants succeed in life after a fall. Like he says if health is on your side it would be easier. One more thing if you live and eat healthy you expenses you require are minimum and you will save considerable money.. Very good advice..
He doesn't actually explain what he did to change his financial situation, just states that he magically went from -80k to 70 million in 10 years. Well props to you man, that is one magic trick you pulled, the question is how? being that much in debt you're not going to be investing in any real estate or anything else, especially if most of your skillset is climbing rocks. Hell, I'd be surprised if you actually paid off your 80k debt in those 3 years.
Concepts and frameworks tend to be more universal than details, but here's a bit more in the weeds for ya (also, for reference, our other channel and podcast (Multifamily Investing Made Simple) goes waaay more into detail on the nuts and bolts of the real estate side. Also, I blog way more about details on Twitter and LinkedIn for those interested. Here is an excerpt from a recent post: To get out of that van, I washed windows. Bought $100 of supplies and charged $5 / window. I knocked on a dozen doors before somebody answered. Another dozen before I got my first customer. That first customer put me in the black, which was great, but I was simply trading my time for money. So I made my first two hires. I kept knocking on doors and the other two washed the windows. Within a month we were booked solid for the next quarter. So I kept hiring... And by the end of the first year we had cleaned over $1,000,000 worth of windows. A task that would've been physically impossible for me alone was easy work for a team of ~15. Because some people find it hard to believe that a window washing company can clear $1M, here's more math: We were based in San Francisco where we could charged anywhere between $15-20/window depending how difficult it was to reach the window. Another $5/screen. Power washing was quoted per job, but generally a couple hundred for an hour of work. $1,000,000 of revenue at an avg $17/window = 58,823 windows The average house in San Francisco is 3 stories with between 20-30 windows. 58,823 / 25 windows/house = 2,352 homes / year That's 196 houses/ month. That means for our crew of 15, each person had to average around 15.5 houses / month (or 4 houses/week/person). We ran daily squads of 3 that would wash anywhere between 3-8 houses/day. **These numbers are watered down. We actually did well over $1M in Y2. I exited this business in year 2, wrote some science fiction and fantasy novels (just search me on Amazon), then got involved in my buddy's manufacturing company producing rock climbing equipment (Escape Climbing). We scaled that from $300k in revenue to $3M in 3 years. I exited that in 2019 to found Invictus Capital and Invictus Management. We now own ~$70M worth of apartment buildings in the Twin Cities. But it all started with a triplex I bought many moons ago for $246,500. I used an FHA loan (for first time homebuyers) that only required me to bring $7,500 to the closing table. 9 months later that property appraised for $375,000. I took out a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) to tap into that $125,000 of equity and... Bought another building. And another... (to date we've raised ~$25M) As for budgeting and what-not... I'm pathologically frugal (even today I drive a 2015 Toyota Prius C I picked up for $10k). Happy to go deeper into numbers, but at a certain point I think it stops being helpful. Again, concepts tend to be universal. Details, not so much.
@@AnthonyVicino God damn, that's one hell of a journey, would've been way more inspiring to hear this tbh, the foundations definitely are not in the details, but in the end, the details are as important, because that's what happens in practice, you can give concepts to people and see them applied successfully and not so much.
@@Anon-tt9rz Glad you found that a bit more helpful! Our goal is to create as much value in our content as possible. Will deinitely do more deep-technical dives into the businesses as we go.
I was thinking of the same thing! Acquiring skills, paying back debt, starting business in three years… but timing and location probably helped a ton! Thank you for taking the time and breaking down numbers!
I found your reply comment a really interesting journey and admirable as well since you took the time to write it. As a side note your comment on putting a book on Amazon is my final sign to try this within my work. Thank you for being forthright and humble. Rare modern character traits. Well wishes.
Really inspiring and thoughtful. I drive uber for living and I know it can't make me successful. What skill will you recommend I start learning (I know you mentioned communication) to move me up ahead?
You're the first person to ask this question in the comments (and I seriously think it's one of the most important questions!). I'm gonna do a video in the near future on top skills to learn, but for now: 1. Communication (both persuasive public speaking and copywriting). You might not want to be a public speaker on a stage, but you're constantly speaking to "people". This is a huge skill. 2. Selling - learn how to sell both in person and online. (communication skill makes this easier). Once you learn how to sell, the world is your oyster. 3. Personal Finance - All the money in the world will do you no good if you don't know what to do with it. Most people who win the lottery are right back where they started within a few years because they don't understand the money game. Learn it. Book recommendations: Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki The Richest Man in Babylon Amplify Your Influence - Rene Rodriguez Influence - Robert Cialdini How to Win Friends and Influence People - Dale Carnegie
@@AnthonyVicino I use to be big into Robert Kiyosaki, but recently I stopped listening to him as his recent videos seem to talk about the world ending and everyone is going to be in poverty.....I hate this negative mind-set by him....He's been preaching the negative for a few years now and he always ends up being wrong, so I think he lost lots of credibility.
Money should not be the motivation in life I looked up to a pastor I had when I was a teenager we built the youth group up from 2 people to like 25 in a small town. This pastor and his wife became missionaries to Thailand for the past 20 plus years .they gave there life for a high calling. There blessed Good godly people.
That wasn't the implication. Money does not equal greatness. Money merely enables you to pursue your greatness without worrying about that next medical bills, where you're sleeping, and working a soulless 9-5.
I recently came across your videos i truly find them interesting as someone who is a poor environmental & financial weak you truly give me hope i do believe i"ll rise up from this rock bottom to financial freedom again please dont stop sharing books that you read as books are so expensive in South Africa but will make a plan..
Subscribed to you sir. I am ADHD too and I'm currently jumping form one virtual entrepreneurship niche to another for the past 3-4 months. I have a stable corporate engineering job but I dislike it ever since. I can't just immediately quit because I am broke on savings (not more than $650 on my bank) but I am determined to change that. I want Location freedom, Time Freedom and Financial freedom before I turn 35 years old.
I dig the goals. It sounds as though you're somewhat aware of the problem (hopping around and not sticking to one thing long enough to find traction).What're you gonna do about that?
I plan to re evaluate and reflect. Get the gist and basics of each business model and rate them out according to a) My level of existing skills in alignment with the particular niches and b) my personal level of interest on that niche I was looking into 1) RU-vid Automation 2) Drop servicing, 3) Ebook selling and 4) Online coaching (basic fitness)
Focus is your most valuable asset. It's why the world is working arond the clock to devise sneaky ways of stealing it from you. Owning/controlling your focus is a superpower. But it takes time, systems, and desire to develop.
Awesome!!!🙏🏾 Just found your channel from watching the podcast you did with Nick. I saw you mentioned Minneapolis.. I’m currently living in Rochester MN. Keep up the good work man. Very inspiring💯
I'm stuck at the investing part. My small business currently has £80k sat doing nothing. We saw growth during Covid but it stagnated this year, the UK economy is making customers cautious. I have some small passive income streams but I need more baskets and more eggs. I don't want to be super rich, I don't care about flash cars or other extravagancies, but in the next 5-10 years I want to have a few million £ ready for the next chapter of my life. I want to retire onto a farmstead, with wood and metal workshops, have a few acres for permaculture with woodland, a stream and good internet for the winter months. I'm 40 years old and for the first time ever I have felt financially motivated to be more than just comfortable.
